I had one of these a long time ago. I believe this is a dry lane ball, with a small flip on the backend. Should give you a smooth, rather mild arc on the lanes. Hope that helps.

That looks like the Meteor Storm

COVERSTOCK: Curelyonâ„¢ Solid Reactive Reacta Fleck
WEIGHT BLOCK: Multi-Density with FE2 Technology

Core    4-piece
RG    2.57
Differential    0.055




(met-e-er), n. a celestial body entering the earth's atmosphere with great speed, becoming hot and glowing with the friction of its passage through the air, smashing both pins and opponents with resounding blows. Hurl this mid-priced ball at the pins for glowing results! The meteor encompasses FE2 technology with strong flare potential in this value priced ball. Ideal for GLOW IN THE DARK BOWLING!!!


Meteor Storm Specifications: (from 1997)



See Recommended layouts from (1997)
https://web.archive.org/web/19980120193430/http://stormbowling.com/dms.html

COMPOSITION:    Curelyon Reactive Cover Stock
WEIGHT BLOCK:    
Puck style 4-Piece with FE2 lonized Core -- 12 to 16 pound
Puck style 4-piece -- 10 to 11 pound
COLOR:    Rocket Red with Meteor Flakes
FINISH:    Factory Polished - can be sanded
LOGOS:    Meteor, Storm, "S", "Eye of the Storm"
RADIUS OF GYRATION:    Medium
DIFFERENTIAL:    Medium
D-SCALE:    76-78
HOOK POTENTIAL:    15 on a scale of 1 to 20
TRACK FLARE POTENTIAL:    4" Plus
LENGTH:    7 on a scale of 1 to 10
BACKEND:    7 on a scale of 1 to 10

This was an awesome dry lane ball back in the day. You could probably fetch $300-400 on a few facebook groups for this NIB and 15 lbs.